Battle Of The Boneheads: Ray J Puts The ‘One Wish’…
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Ray J and Orlando Brown confronted off in a battle of the viral meme makers on the undercard for the Claressa Shields and Kaye Scott combat. The two had been evenly matched as sizzling messes; however, Ray J did pull off the win.
The “One Wish” singer and social media foolywanger redeemed himself (barely) after being knocked out and hospitalized by Supa Hot Fire back in May by defeating Brown. Still, the 2 had been big on leisure and missing in boxing expertise. Nonetheless, their superstar showdown was offered by Zeus Network and from the very first punch thrown, the videos began circulating on social media.
Celebrities had been on hand to take in the sparring match, with Floyd Mayweather, Usher and others in the building, along with Ray’s sister, R&B icon Brandy. It all happened inside of Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on Aug. 15. Also on the Zeus lineup had been Baddies stars Tehneksi and Big Lex, with the latter being declared the unanimous winner after a more aggressive combat than what Ray and Brown delivered.
Brandy’s presence was a speaking level on the night, with the star also showing in the live stream of the combat’s behind the scenes. Despite the spectacle of it all, the “I Wanna Be Down” singer still had praises for her child brother.
“So proud. I mean, he did really good,” she told FightHype.
But she did make sure to say she has no curiosity in seeing him take on another combat, answering a definitive “no” when requested if he ought to already be pondering about his next opponent. At least she’s sincere.
Ray J raised eyebrows by agreeing to enter the ring at all, as he told followers that he was identified with a coronary heart condition and was presumably combating for his life. However, there have been no indicators of any such points thus far.
Congrats to Ray J.
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